Epicurious Will No Longer Publish Beef Recipes

Re:Epicurious Will No Longer Publish Beef Recipes by vineyardmike on Wednesday April 28, 2021 @02:55AM (#26966511)

Or if people drive 33% less.

Or heated their home 50% less.

But why not stop the accidental leaks while eating less meat while driving less while using energy efficient houses?

It’s a lot easier to blame an industry you can’t control than make a few decisions at home.

Tell your politicians to hold the mega corps accountable while proving you care by avoiding beef and driving less and turning the AC on less.

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Re:Epicurious Will No Longer Publish Beef Recipes by DoingIsLearning on Wednesday April 28, 2021 @03:08AM (#26966599)

Indeed wholeheartedly agree, it was not my intention to single out a particular industry and participation is key since like you said transportation and energy are two main causes for which we do have control over.

It was just interesting that the percent contributions where really similar between the two when intuitively I would expect Oil/Gas/Coal methane leaks to have a marginal climate impact.

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